Boracay — Places to eat
Four kilometres of flour-soft sand and a sail at sunset.
- D'Talipapa Seafood Market (paluto) — Buy seafood at the stalls, have the place next door cook it
- Smoke Resto (D'Mall) — Cheap Filipino plates in a D'Mall alley; sizzling bulalo
- I Love Backyard BBQ — D'Mall's rib house, a long-time traveller favourite
- Gerry's Grill (Station 1) — A Filipino chain, but with sea views, squid and sisig
- The Sunny Side Cafe — Beachfront brunch; the wagyu tapsilog is the one
- Aria Cucina Italiana — Wood-fired pizza right off the beach
- Cyma Greek Taverna — Greek taverna where the cheese arrives on fire
- Dos Mestizos — Tapas and paella from a Spanish-Filipino kitchen
- Andok's (lechon manok) — Filipino rotisserie chicken, cheap and fast
- Mang Inasal (D'Mall) — Charcoal chicken inasal with unlimited rice, air-con
- Real Coffee & Tea Cafe — The original calamansi muffin, baked since 1996
- Jonah's Fruit Shake & Snack Bar — The mango shake everyone else is measured against
- Halo Mango — Mango ice cream, mango shakes, mango everything
- Lemoni Cafe — Air-conditioned D'Mall brunch café, lemon desserts
- Nigi Nigi Nu Noos — Old-school Boracay beach bar for the sunset
- Zugba Grill House — Filipino grilled dishes at Station 3 prices
- Cafe Maruja — Photogenic beachfront cafe with toasts and pizza
- Ice Flakes — Mango shaved ice served in a coconut shell
- Mai Tai Beach Bar — Rum cocktails on the sand as the sun drops
- Sea Breeze Cafe (Henann Regency) — Resort buffet with sunset views